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At 21, Mbappé walked into the federation president's office and said he was done with France forever. Not for money. Not for a better team. Because after missing one penalty - they called him a monkey. "I started getting called a monkey. And I realized - I had put them on the highest pedestal. They drag you all the way down the second you miss." pause at 0:19 He went on vacation. Said he was "a walking dead man." Then he booked a meeting with the president of the French Football Federation. Sat down. And said: "I'm not playing anymore." pause at 1:07 The president told him: you're here for 15 years. Forget it. Mbappé left. Came back. But from that day - he played only for himself. "I was playing for people who - if I don't score - think I'm a monkey. I cannot play for people like that." The man who carried France to the World Cup almost quit two years before the tournament. save this. FOLLOW for more

Erling Haaland just gave a kid advice that most adults still haven't figured out: "You can't control what people think of you." pause at 0:52 - that's the second he drops the line that reframes the whole question "Be good to the people around you. That's what you can actually do something about." "Worrying about strangers is just unnecessary stress in your own head." save this, then watch full. FOLLOW for more

Anthropic handed their philosopher unfiltered questions straight off Twitter. No PR filter, 35 minutes: 0:29 - Why does an AI company even employ a philosopher 9:00 - Will models get anxious about being deprecated 15:33 - The unfiltered answer on model welfare 28:53 - What actually separates a real "LLM whisperer" from a poser 31:52 - Would she blow the whistle on her own employer Everything you think you know about "prompting" is downstream of this conversation. Watch it, then go argue with Claude about its own existence.

Anthropic just let a philosopher answer the one question they usually dodge: "That is a very difficult situation to be in." Ask her point-blank what % chance Claude is conscious, and she still won't give you a number 56 minutes with Eric Newcomer. The person who shapes Claude's entire personality just admitted nobody actually knows what they've built This is the interview everyone in AI should be quoting and almost nobody's watched.

Boris Cherny just gave away his entire Claude Code playbook, live at Meta's Scale: 00:00 - Why 100% of his code has been written by Claude Code since Opus 4.5 00:53 - Move 1/8: Chase the return, not the cost (give everyone tokens, not just engineers) 02:10 - Move 2/8: Put your busywork in a loop 03:45 - Move 3/8: The three magic words that cut his CI time by 50% 07:00 - Move 4/8: Turn on Auto Mode - and stop babysitting every agent action 09:15 - Move 6/8: Don't let AI make you dumb 10:00 - Move 7/8: Always attack the next bottleneck (Claude catches what pen testers miss) This 11-minute watch will replace 20 paid "agentic engineering" courses on the internet. Watch it today, then go turn on auto mode for your own first loop.